St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-08
ST. PAUL ADJUSTMENTS.
Bernhardt Comes and Goes--The
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/ Carleton Opera Company.
The two nights Bernhardt engage
ment last week was one of the greatest
dramatic events of the season. The
majority of the play-goers paid IS for the
qualification of seeing the greatest living
actress, without getting So worth of
actual enjoyment out of it. The entire
dialogue of the plays Fedora and
Camille" was spoken in French, and
not very good French at that. Still,
it was Bernhardt, and as Bernhardt is
only to be seen on an averas once in q.
lifetime, nobody is pining over the loss.
Of the s.. The first night performance
was patronized better than the second.
The safety of curiosity probably ac-
counted for the falling Off in the audi
ence the second night. The remainder
OF the week was filled up with the Min
neapolis Amateur Opera company Oh
"Wednesday night, and the Frohman
May Blossom company the rest of the
time. Neither company did rushing
business.
CARLETON OPERA COMPANY.
Will Cartoons Opera company will
hold the boards for the entire week at
the Grand, commencing tomorrow night
and continuing up TO Saturday night,
including Wednesday and Saturday
matineeS. This popular organization is
SO well known i'll this city aS to need no
advance mention further than the fact
that it is coming. Most undoubtedly
Mr.. Carleton has the best opera 0rgani-
cation in the business. He is All artist
OF superior merit himself. he always en-
cages the best musical talent to be had,
and being with the company ell the
time, taking Il leading part ana super
intending the work, he has succeeded
i'll keeping together an organization
which is absolutely without rival.
Nearly all of the old-time favOriteS still
remain with the company. The weeks
repertoire will include 'Erininie,"
''Nanon" and ''Merry War" This will
be the first appearance of the Carleton
company here in ''Erminie," and it
will doubtless be given i'll a
superior manner to any production Of it
heretofore. 1t has been good while
since ''Merry War" has been produced
in this city. It's first and only produc-
ton was by the Carleton Opera COM
pany, and gave such unbounded salts
faction that there is general public
anxiety to see 1t again. "Erminie' will
be sung Monday and Tuesday evenings
and Wednesday matinee. ''Nanon, ON
Wednesday evening and ''Merry War;
the remainder Of the week.
The Boston Ideals disbandcd at Erie,
Pa, last week MeSsrs. Kari, McDon-
aid, Barnabee, Studley and Marie Stone
| will be in St. Paul about the first of
| June TO prepare for the initial produc
| ton of Signor Jonnatta'' new opera,
"Alidor," which will be brought out Oh
/ the 18th OF June. Signor JonEatta has
| snlendidly drilled chorHs in readiness
| to assist in the production of his opera.
| NJ. Allen. the advance representative
| OF the Carleton Opera company, goes on
record as the first show agent to visit
j ihc GLOBE in its new ten-story build
ing.
There las been a surfeit of drama for
! some time, and st. Paul theater-goers
| are hungry enough for opera to enjoy
| the Carleton engagement.
| THE SEVENTH STREET MUSEUM.
Ere principal attraction in the curl
csi!y hal, Of Tie Seventh street museum
!! "a, .i.e coming week will BE- the famous
;u:dsets, ';ci'1ie QGigicy and Ad-
iE;:ai Dot. Their many accomplish
; 'n2:iI; lave made them many friends
;.e:", :uut their artistic performances
::arn %'E Favorable mention IL Tie
| newspapers. The other c--:o; MI! DO
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cnt .: The children. i; the uppe, .!::.i-
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\: rwE OLYMPIC.
The "fioa.ing Ance,s'' company gave
good performances at lie Olympic last
week to more than avera@e..;zca audi
enccS. For the seven days n'GiEniI;.;
tomorrow. Mackcy'S l:c:. ".&r;'i' Max
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